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Importing cars

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Importing cars

Post by Mad Cruiser »

Does anyone here work for either Customs or imports ?

I need some help with importing a car from England to Australia.

Either email me or PM

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Post by ratboy »

get a shipping mob to do all the hard work for u its worth it i did then just picked the car up when ready
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Post by Squik »

Don't know the number off the top of my head - but there's a place (or used to be) called World Auto Importers in Sydney that do it all for you.
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Post by patrolman »

get a frieght forwarder to do it all for you, takes all the hard work out of it :D
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Post by sierrajim »

call the Department of Transport and Regional Services in Canberra and ask them how.

www.dotars.gov.au

If the car is over 30 years of age real easy, if its 15-29 years pretty easy if it's less than 15 years old and you have not owned it for over a year, absolute PITA.

What sort of car?
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Post by Mad Cruiser »

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Post by J Top »

There goes your license if you are going to use it any where near it's limits
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Post by dow50r »

Check this site out
www.kobecars.com
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Post by twinnie »

aslong as they didn't sell it here it shouldn't be too hard, thats why we have all the rice racers here.

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Post by J Top »

Check underneath the car for rust.The Poms use salt on their roads to break down the ice and you can see bad Rust in quite new cars.
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Post by Daisy »

from memory it is Mad Cruiser's family car in England when they were working over there.

Basically a car they've owned for a few years and importing to australia.

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Post by sierrajim »

If you have owned the car for over a year, had it registered in your name for over a year and been in the vehicles country of origin for over a year you can bring it in as a personal import which is fairly easy.
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Post by Guy »

Try somewhere like OSS or one of the international moving mobs, they do this sort of stuff all the time ..
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